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One of the first toy companies - if not the first - to produce Resident Evil action figures was Toy Biz. For the late '90s, these were really cool action figures, each monster featuring a great action gimmick, like the morphing William G-3/G-4 and the pull-a-part zombies.



TOY BIZ'S RESIDENT EVIL 1 & 2
1998
8" x 13"

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